The City of Fort Collins is requesting a Statement of Qualifications (SOQ) from qualified Contractors to provide services related to construction for the Mail Creek Stream Rehabilitation and Enhancement Project. General Requirements
- Bidder Prequalification/Preregistration Required - Insurance Required - Local Service Required Question Acceptance Deadline
08/18/2022 05:00 PM EDT Questions are submitted online
No Project Schedule: The schedule for construction of the Mail Creek Stream Rehabilitation Project is primarily dictated by the flood season and raw (ditch) irrigation water restrictions. The project schedule is anticipated to begin in early December 2022 through April 15, 2023. Location
Mail Creek reach 1-1 is located just northwest of Fossil Creek Community Park in southeast Fort Collins. This segment of stream flows across land owned by the City of Fort Collins Natural Areas
(Two Creeks Natural Area) and Parks Departments (Fossil Creek Community Park) and one private property owner. The upstream limit begins at the east side of the Mail Creek Lane roadway
bridge and extends down through Two-Creeks Natural Area to the confluence of Fossil Creek. This reach is approximately 3,200 lineal feet of channel. The Mail Creek stream project is the next planned stormwater project in the Stream Rehabilitation and Enhancement Program (SREP). Several significant problems related to flooding, public
safety, water quality, habitat function and impacts to riparian area exist within this project. The Mail Creek stream reach is within an urbanized corridor and is experiencing severe bed and bank
erosion, which in some cases, is threatening private property. Reconstruction, using bioengineered stream sections, typically including replacement of existing grade control structures
and disconnected channel segments with riffle drops and pools to promote native fish passage and improve aquatic and wildlife habitat will be utilized.
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